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Paper: "Step-by-step guide to safe removal of pre-peritoneal inguinal mesh"
Stumbled into a new paper by [USER=”935″]drtowfigh[/USER] and some of her colleagues, it is titled “Step-by-step guide to safe removal of pre-peritoneal inguinal mesh” by Dr Adam Truong, Dr Badr Saad Al-Aufey, and Dr Shirin Towfigh.
quote :“As pre-peritoneal inguinal mesh implantation becomes more popular, surgeons may be seeing more patients with complications who may require mesh removal. We provide a detailed step-by-step approach with video to serve as a guide to surgeons who are planning for safe removal of pre-peritoneal inguinal hernia mesh.”https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00464-018-6558-5
This is obviously meant for other doctors and surgeons, but it may be helpful for patients as well.
Thanks to [USER=”935″]drtowfigh[/USER] for continuing research and good work on these critically important topics.
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drtowfigh Dear Dr Thank You! for your expert opinion…I think everyone here would agree with your word “Sometimes ” but unfortunately it became common way to repair…like one tool fits All:}}}
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The outcomes from robotic non-mesh inguinal hernia repair are likely not as good as mesh repair or open non-mesh repair. It’s a decision and compromise we make when placing mesh is considered not a good idea at the time. Everything is a balance of risks and benefits. And there are risks with each surgical option. So sometimes the better decision is mesh repair or hybrid mesh repair and not tissue repair.
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Boy !!! why they put mash in the first place if they need to take it out and be able to fix it somehow..with out mesh.,. . ..Can you ONLY IMAGINE WHAT DAMAGE it is done to surrounding TISSUES and nerves..
Dear Doctor drtowfigh please let us know if it possibly very accurate {according to video} to remove mesh with robot ..why you can’t reliably to perform ROBOTIC no mesh surgery ….i assume once doctor remove mesh {on video } they must stitch everything together without mesh anyway?
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Thank you! Comes with a cool video.
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